Three things we learned while chatting with Nancy Harris on a recent episode of the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System podcast: 1.     Will...

One playlist starts with Billy Joel’s “Movin’ Out” and goes on through Gorillaz’ “On Melancholy Hill” and Chris Stapleton’s “Broken...

If you’re a baseball pitcher, chances are you are very familiar with your ulnar collateral ligament. And chances are you know the name...

Carl Linnaeus, a.k.a. “the father of taxonomy,” meant well. A giraffe probably looked like a giraffe. Easy to identify, right? Well, it...

Evolution is all around us. Walking is evolution. Language is evolution. Frankly, the world around us is all evolution. “Evolution … is a...

As the new year starts, we wanted to pause for a second and say thank you. Thank you to all the anatomy teachers who share their...

It’s time to go spanning the globe for anatomy news and notes: Diversity in Anatomy Kudos to professors working on a project to expand...

We are very proud to announce that Elite Academic Academy will use the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System beginning in early 2024. Elite...

It’s time to go spanning the globe for anatomy news and notes: Ekgmowechashala Say what? Well, if you would like to pronounce that word,...

As a “theater kid” in high school, Betsy Duncan noticed that her classmates would get stressed out before performances. Always wanting to...

We have said it before and we’ll say it again—at some point we will know the full story of human evolution. Look at the discoveries that...

It’s time to go spanning the globe for anatomy news and notes: Looking Inside Ourselves We can’t recommend enough this thoughtful essay...

Graham Whiteside says his “why” is powerful. It’s this: he cares about the quality and skills of future health care workers. “I’m going...

Graham Whiteside established a company called Anatomic Excellence to serve as the agent for Gunther Von Hagens’ plastination specimens in...

It’s time to go spanning the globe for anatomy news and notes: That’s Old When it comes to fossils, it’s doubtful that the fossil of a...

With the FIFA Women’s World Cup underway in New Zealand and Australia, this article in The New York Times jumped out at us. It’s about...

Here’s your science word for the day. Synanthrope. Syn=together. Thrope=man. A synanthrope is an organism that lives near and benefits...

It’s time to go spanning the globe for anatomy news and notes: Mosquitoes & Us Barbecue season seems like a good time as any to...

Teacher Tracy Greeley Howard calls it “the best kept secret in Cincinnati” and count us among those who are shocked that there’s anybody...

An athletic trainer approaching an injured athlete at Westwood High School in Blythewood, South Carolina might hear this: “It’s my...